Organizational Psychology

The Organizational Psychology specialization prepares individuals to work within industry, government, and university settings as practitioners, consultants, and researchers. Specifically, this specialization focuses on issues related to organizational behavior, leadership, and development; personnel staffing, development, and well-being; and effective, ethical consultation and research practices. Students may select one of three tracks offered in this specialization—industrial, organizational, or consultation psychology.

Completion Requirements

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Core Courses

*See course descriptions for prerequisites.
Course Code Course Title Credits
PSYC 6000 Foundations for Graduate Study in Psychology 6
PSYC 6205 History and Systems of Psychology 5
PSYC 6215 Lifespan Development 5
PSYC 6235 Cognitive Psychology 5
PSYC 6245 Social Psychology 5
PSYC 6305 Statistics 1 5
PSYC 6310 Research Design* 5
PSYC 6315 Tests and Measurement* 5
PSYC 8305 Statistics 2 5
PSYC 8700 Psychology and Social Change 5
PSYC 8705 Ethics and Standards of Professional Practice 5
PSYC 8750 Foundations of Industrial/Organizational Psychology 5
PSYC 8756 International/Cross-Cultural Issues in Organizations* 5

Industrial Track

*See course descriptions for prerequisites.
Course Code Course Title Credits
PSYC 8753 Vocational Psychology and Counseling                      5
PSYC 8754 Personnel Psychology in the Workplace* 5

Organizational Track

Course Code Course Title Credits
PSYC 8752 Psychology of Organizational Behavior                       5
PSYC 8755 Leadership and the Process of Change                       5

Consultation Track

Course Code Course Title Credits
PSYC 8784 Psychological Consultation                                         5
PSYC 8820 Successful Practice Management 5

Elective Courses
Three courses, selected from the graduate courses in the schools of management or psychology, may be added anywhere in your program, provided that you meet the prerequisites.

Dissertation

*See course descriptions for prerequisites.
Course Code Course Title Credits
PSYC 9000 Dissertation Research*                                       30

Course Descriptions

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